Retinal Laser Treatment at Our Clinic
Conditions Treated
Retinal laser treatment is commonly used to manage conditions such as:
- Diabetic Retinopathy – To reduce swelling and prevent vision loss caused by abnormal blood vessel growth.
- Retinal Tears and Holes – To create a barrier around the damaged area, reducing the risk of retinal detachment.
- Retinal Vein Occlusion – To improve circulation and limit complications caused by blocked veins in the retina.
- Central Serous Retinopathy – To reduce fluid buildup under the retina and restore clearer vision.
Our consultants will conduct a thorough assessment and discuss whether retinal laser treatment is the most suitable approach for your condition.
The Procedure
For patients who may feel anxious about the procedure, we offer the option of laser treatment with conscious sedation provided by our experienced anaesthetist. This allows nervous patients to feel more comfortable and relaxed during their treatment. Retinal laser treatment is a clinic-based procedure that involves precise laser application to targeted areas of the retina.
Step-by-Step Process:
- Preparation – Your eyes will be dilated using special drops, and a numbing agent may be applied for comfort.
- Laser Treatment – The ophthalmologist uses a focused laser to treat the affected area of the retina. The procedure is typically painless or may cause mild discomfort.
- Post-Treatment Care – You may experience temporary blurriness, but most patients can return to daily activities soon after the procedure.
Personalised Aftercare & Recovery
Why Have Retinal Laser Treatment?
- Prevents Further Vision Loss – Helps manage and stabilise retinal conditions before they worsen.
- Minimally Invasive – Performed as an outpatient procedure without the need for incisions.
- Effective Long-Term Results – Reduces the risk of severe complications such as retinal detachment or significant vision loss depending on the condition.
Why Trust Us for Your Retinal Laser Treatment?
We understand that undergoing retinal laser treatment can be daunting for some patients. That’s why we offer conscious sedation administered by our expert anaesthetist to ensure a calm and relaxed experience for those who prefer additional comfort.
Our expertise in retinal laser treatment is internationally recognised. Professor Stanga developed all the clinical applications for Pascal retinal laser and is one of the world’s leading experts on retinal laser for diabetics and other conditions. At our clinic, we utilise a combination of advanced laser systems, including Pascal, Norlase pattern laser, and indirect laser, to provide the most effective treatment for a wide range of retinal conditions. His pioneering work ensures that our patients receive the highest level of care using the latest advancements in laser technology. Our clinic is a trusted centre for advanced retinal care, providing cutting-edge laser treatments in a professional yet compassionate setting. Here’s why patients trust us for retinal laser treatment:
- World-Leading Expertise – Led by Professor Stanga, a global authority in retinal laser treatments, our clinic is at the forefront of retinal care.
- Advanced Technology – We use cutting-edge laser equipment to provide safe and precise treatment tailored to your needs.
- Personalised Treatment Approach – We tailor our laser treatments to the specific needs of each patient, often combining laser with other treatment options for complex retinal conditions to achieve the best outcomes.
- Comprehensive Retinal Care – We offer a full spectrum of diagnostic and treatment options, ensuring continuity of care for your vision health.
- Comfortable & Supportive Environment – Our clinic is designed to provide a stress-free experience, with a caring team guiding you through each step of your treatment.
Choosing our clinic means choosing personalised, expert-led care from a team that prioritises your vision and well-being.
Book an Appointment
If you have been diagnosed with a retinal condition and would like to explore treatment options, our team is here to help. Contact us today to arrange a consultation and take the next step in protecting your vision.
